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1st Castle Clinton show today + Abigail Washburn tour dates

Abigail Washburn and the Sparrow Quartet featuring Béla Fleck/Mirah and Spectratone InternationalMore details on this and other free shows this summer at Castle Clinton, HERE. More Abigail Washburn tour dates (Bonnaroo included) below....
May 29, 7:00pm - Castle Clinton National Monument/Battery Park RAIN LOCATION: Michael Schimmel Center for the Arts at Pace University, Spruce Street entranceTickets are required and space is limited. Two free tickets per person will be distributed at the Castle on a first-come, first-served basis starting at 5:00PM on the day of the show.
Abigail Washburn - 2008 Tour Dates
May 29 - Castle Clinton New York, New York
May 30 - Swyer Theatre/Empire Ctr @ Egg Albany, New York
May 31 - Iron Horse Northampton, Massachusetts
Jun 7 - Old Town School of Folk Music Chicago, Illinois
Jun 8 - The Bluebird Bloomington, Indiana
Jun 14 - Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival with the Sparrow Quartet! Manchester, Tennessee
Jun 25 - Wolf Trap Vienna, Virginia
Jun 27 - Paramount Theatre Charlottesville, Virginia
Jun 28 - Troubadour w/The Sparrow Quartet West Hollywood, California
Jun 29 - SoHo Restaurant & Music Club Santa Barbara, California
Jun 30 - Belly Up Tavern Solana Beach, California
Jul 3 - High Sierra Music Festival with Sparrow Quartet Quincy, California
Jul 10 - Lake Superior Big Top Chautauqua Bayfield
Jul 11 - Winnipeg Folk Festival Winnipeg, Manitoba
Jul 13 - Vancouver Island Musicfest Vancouver, British Columbia
Jul 14 - Benaroya Hall Seattle, Washington
Jul 15 - Aladdin Theatre Portland, Oregon
Jul 17 - Boarding House Park Lowell, Massachusetts
Jul 18 - Grey Fox Bluegrass Festival with the Sparrow Quartet Ancramdale, New York
Jul 19 - Vancouver Folk Festival Vancouver, British Columbia
Jul 20 - Vancouver Folk Festival Vancouver, British Columbia
Jul 26 - RockyGrass Festival with the Sparrow Quartet Lyons, Colorado
Jul 27 - Calgary Folk Music Festival with the Sparrow Quartet Calgary, Alberta
Jul 28 - The Myrna Loy Center Helena, Montana
Jul 30 - Sacajawea Center Salmon, Idaho
Aug 1 - Kaslo Bay Park Music Festival Kaslo, British Columbia
Aug 3 - Dunegrass and Blues Festival Empire, Michigan
Aug 8 - Grand Targhee Bluegrass Fest w/Sparrow Quartet Alta, Wyoming
Aug 9 - Edmonton Folk Music Festival with the Sparrow Quartet Edmonton, Alberta
Aug 10 - Regina Folk Festival with the Sparrow Quartet Regina, Saskatchewan
Aug 23 - San Francisco Music and Arts Festival San Francisco, California
Aug 29 - Moe Down Turin, New York
Sep 11 - Memorial Hall Chapel Hill, North Carolina
Sep 13 - Dominican University PAC River Forest, Illinois
Sep 20 - Parrish Auditorium Hamilton, Ohio
Sep 28 - Austin City Limits Music Festival Austin, Texas
Oct 1 - Fisher Center w/Sparrow Quartet Woodstock, New York
Oct 2 - Town Crier Cafe Pawling, New York
Oct 3 - First Parish Church Cambridge, Massachusetts
Oct 4 - Flynn Theatre Burlington, Vermont
Oct 5 - The Community Theater Morristown, New Jersey
Oct 17 - Ferst Center for the Arts Atlanta, Georgia
Oct 19 - Lake Eden Arts Festival Black Mountain, North Carolina
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Posted on May 29, 2008 11:23 AM
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Comments (10)
I'm too lazy to listen to this band...can anyone tell me what they sound like and if it's worth going? Thanks!
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 11:30 AM
"I'm too lazy to listen to this band"
I can tell you that it's more than one band playing and that one of them is Mirah.
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 11:45 AM
wait, so is it definitely at the rain location? it's not supposed to rain today.
are the tickets needed if its not at the rain location?
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 11:46 AM
I've never been to Castle Clinton. How big is it? I won't be able to get there until about 6:15. Do you think getting in will be a problem?
Posted by mp77 | May 29, 2008 12:00 PM
"wait, so is it definitely at the rain location? "
no, only if it rains.
"are the tickets needed if its not at the rain location? "
yes
"How big is it?"
decent size
"I won't be able to get there until about 6:15. Do you think getting in will be a problem?"
You will most likely be fine.
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 12:07 PM
they play folky bluegrass with some classical and chinese influences (lyrics in english and chinese).
female singer / banjo, + bele fleck (best banjo player on earth), cello, & violin.
worth your time
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 12:19 PM
Anon 12:07 - thanks
Posted by mp77 | May 29, 2008 12:29 PM
that woman's shoulderblade is quite fetching
Posted by Anonymous | May 29, 2008 3:31 PM
mirah was really good. thanks for the reminder, bv.
fleck was kinda boring. and i had to take off to make the submarines/headlights show. which was tremendous.
Posted by Anonymous | May 30, 2008 1:02 AM
I caught Abigail Washburn as an opening act once (I forgot who the headliner was) at B.B. King's. I remember that she was charming but her music wasn't really my cup of tea.
Whenever I see a female musician dolled up in a press photo like this one, I cringe at the thought that artists (male and female alike) have to do stuff like this for publicity.
Posted by Anonymous | May 30, 2008 2:06 PM